
Bill would limit cellphone use in school by K-12 students

Bill would limit cellphone use in school by K-12 students

The 4th is also seen as more competitive because of redistricting

NJ would become sixth state in US to mandate pay transparency if the bill becomes law
NJ Spotlight NewsBusinesses and higher-income families will benefit most, some tax experts say
NJ Spotlight NewsAssemblyman Paul Moriarty would make the cuts during summer if price at pump reached certain highs

Hackers use ransomware to lock websites, demand money and threaten to delete all the information.

Hackers are using ransomware to hold hostage the critical data of hospitals, colleges and municipalities. And many are paying the ransom they demand. But at ...

Consumers now have chip-enhanced credit cards, but not all stores have the proper readers to use them. An Assembly committee questioned why that is.

An outraged Atlantic City mayor likens state takeover threats to a fascist dictatorship. But with grim job numbers and mortgage foreclosures, is he willing to ...

A split vote puts Chris Cerf at the helm of Newark schools. But, one state Board of Ed member calls it a "major mistake" and ...

Assemblyman Paul Moriarty has sponsored legislation that would require used car dealers to notify customers of any outstanding recalls at the point of sale.

Stiffer penalties proposed for a crime that achieves maximum disruption, diverts essential emergency responders and endangers lives. It's swatting. And now there's a move to ...

Princeton Police Chief Nick Sutter says swatting, when people call in false emergencies, rises to the level of terrorism.

Several New Jersey lawmakers are trying to ban the sale of powdered alcohol because of potential abuse by teens.

State roads and federal highways speeding towards collapse. Steeper penalties for swatting? Saint Michael's -- fighting to stay open. Opening summer camps to every child. ...

Assemblyman Paul Moriarty, who is a victim of swatting, has introduced legislation that would make it a second-degree crime punishable by 10 years in prison ...

Calling in the feds to monitor police in Newark. Calling on the community to stop the killing in Trenton. And checking the pulse of Obamacare. ...

Kulesh, Kubert and Bolis' Law was signed in July of 2012, but no one has been prosecuted in New Jersey.

A full dress funeral. A young police officer is laid to rest. New body armor accessory for cops: body cameras. The "Raise the Roadway" Bayonne ...

Police in Evesham Township will be wearing body cameras to record interactions with the public.